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ivankra

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About ivankra

https://github.com/ivankra

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48965155

    This is more about lp(a) type of cholesterol which is largely driven by genetics, and barely responds to lifestyle/diet. lp(a) is not part of routine blood tests - you probably did…

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    Comment #48964642

    No, that's been mainly due to RLVR.

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    Comment #48958601

    Pretty sure they did it to themselves with terrible policies and moderation. AI was merely the final nail in the coffin. Interesting to compare with MathOverflow which has distinct…

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    Comment #48888550

    Not only shingles vaccine: https://www.gavi.org/vaccineswork/eight-vaccines-linked-lowe...

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    Comment #48670057

    > German economy does comparitively well within the EU. That's well in the past. It's at the bottom in the EU by GDP growth now, and little hope for a come back.

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    Comment #48657387

    Someone reportedly made it into a source of passive income. "Set up my OpenClaw to report people to the IRS for tax fraud... expect to collect over $500,000 this year" https://x.co…

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    Comment #48601086

    They just ghost you if you aren't chosen, good luck proving anything.

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    Comment #48501002

    I had no problems subscribing to stuff through wise or revolut cards. Both are prepaid as far as I'm concerned - they won't let me spend above my account's balance.

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    Comment #48476709

    https://archive.ph/7LepE

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    Comment #47918096

    > Do you realise that China is a downgrade in life quality wise? For whom?? Maybe for the filthy rich, but certainly not the average citizen. You earn way more money in the US, but…

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    Comment #47828932

    Trend following - everyone's jumping. And bad economy.

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    Comment #47815619

    Happening already. My new claude max account got instabanned after just a few messages asking it to debug some stuff for me, that they felt like a TOS violation. Nothing remotely c…

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    Comment #47815223

    Lucky you. My new claude max account simply got instabanned. All I asked it was to build node and V8 "to investigate some node crashes" (the part I think it overindexed on) and loo…

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    Comment #47740392

    Founder & CEO at stealth startup

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    Comment #47602579

    Don't we all stand on the shoulders of giants?

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    Comment #47601468

    Nothing new. Classic joke goes like $100/hr standard rate $150/hr if you watch $175/hr if you help $250/hr if you tell me how to do my job

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    Comment #47596772

    You can prompt an LLM to generate tests from the spec and I'd bet it would easily get most of the way there, especially if you give it a reference implementation to test against. I…

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    Comment #47596730

    More like 8th. These pass nearly all Temporal tests as well: v8, spidermonkey, libjs, boa, escargot, kiesel, jint. Almost there: graaljs, yavashark.

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    Comment #47595127

    They really did manage to benchmaxx test262 and beat everyone at it. In my testing (all engines with experimental flags in same conditions on full test262): 99.5 jsse 99.1 v8 99.0 …

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    Comment #47540094

    If you can make it run in a standard qemu/libvirt VM, you likely should be able to ship that VM in the browser as the site I linked demonstrates. Only problem I see is, does it nee…

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    Comment #47537731

    You can run just run whole Windows with IE6 in the browser these days thanks to WebAssembly: https://oldweb.today/?browser=ie6 . It even works on my phone.

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    Comment #47500569

    Eh, marketing fluff. This is more like it: https://oldweb.today/ - browse old web (from archive.org) with old browsers (in Wasm) A better way to celebrate 30 years of their browser…